Today in our colleges it may be difficult to find students who are serious in their study. Most of them are in search of short cuts to pass the exam. The real spirit for knowledge hunt is lacking in many campuses. The restructured carriculam also fuled this trend as it deos not require indepth study for a pass. The students of the present generation are not much concerned about the opportunities before them. actually they have ample opportunites before them but a planned appraoch is needed to grab such opportunities. More emphesis is needed from the part of Univesity, teachers and students for inclucating value to our contemporary education. I keep on advising my students that please do not think about marks rather learn for the sake knowledge. becuase knowledge is power, you will get rewarded for all your learning efforts in the coming days.
Concerns about a global recession may continue to weigh on the domestic bourses which have tumbled in a global equities rout in the past few days. Lack of buying support has accentuated the decline on the bourses Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) continue to press sales. They have sold shares worth Rs 46,661.20 crore in the calendar year 2008 so far (till 16 October 2008). Investors now await the mid-term monetary policy review by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) due on 24 October 2008. Some reports suggest that RBI is set to cut the repo (repurchase) rate by a steep 50 basis points, to signal a strong shift in policy focus to growth from inflation. Repo rate is the rate at which RBI provides funds to banks against the collateral of government bonds for a day to three days. On the inflation front, experts feel that the wholesale price index is expected to move downward, and will eventually come down to single-digit numbers by January 2009. Inflation based on the whole price index r...
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